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	Podcast:		5by5 Master Video Feed
	Episode:		53: People Love You
	Category:		Technology
	Duration:		01:36:06
	Publish Date:		2013-05-01 14:00:00
	Description:		Jim and Dan discuss Jim being driven to strike someone at a Metallica concert, tarantulas and june bugs, a Volkswagen Beetle with an iPad dock, and more. Links for this episode: WWDC - Apple Developer Instacast for Mac - Vemedio The sad state of Apple rumors \| Macworld It’s a weird time for those of us who’ve followed Apple rumors for years. (And I'm not the only one who has noticed.) At the risk of sounding like your prototypical hipster, today’s rumors just aren’t as good as they used to be. The devices that we hear whispers about now—a smartwatch, a television, a cheaper iPhone—seem lackluster compared to the rumored products of days past—products that, when they actually appeared, changed entire industries. Apple's Tim Cook Returns to D Stage to Open 11th Annual Conference - Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg - D11 - AllThingsD Although we are only about a month out from our 11th D: All Things Digital conference, we still have a few big speakers to announce, not the least of which is Apple CEO Tim Cook. Justin "Justin Garrity" Garrity » Blog Archive » 2012 VW Beetle with Custom iPad Mini dock in dash. Recently, VW announced the iBeetle in conjunction with Apple. Before this new integration was announced, I had a custom iPad Mini dock installed in the dash of my 2012 Beetle. From what I’ve read about the iBeetle, I think using the iPad Mini instead of the iBeetle’s iPhone integration results in a much better experience. Elm327 WIFI Wirless OBD2 PC Car Diagnostic Reader Scanner Scan Tool with Wireless for IPhone : Amazon.com : Automotive Apple wows market with record $17 billion bond deal \| Reuters Apple Inc wowed the debt markets on Tuesday with the largest non-bank bond deal in history, pricing a whopping $17 billion as the U.S. computer giant switches strategy to placate restless shareholders.Just a week after announcing its first drop in quarterly earnings in a decade, Apple came to market with the massive deal to raise funds for an ambitious program that will return $100 billion in cash to holders of Apple shares. Sponsored by Gazelle, Shutterstock (use code DANSENTME4 for 30% off), and Shopify.
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